On April 12, 2010
Retailers Want to Party Like It’s 1999 — But, of Course, It’s Not
Major publicly traded retailers beat their forecasts and announced their biggest monthly sales growth since 1999 this week. This led to widespread celebration and pronouncements that consumers have finally shaken off their anxiety and are ready to spend again. Not
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The New New Force
You could be forgiven if you thought Salesforce.com was done with announcements if you attended the soiree in New York last week, but if you thought that you'd also be wrong. Kendal Collins, CMO of Salesforce, told…
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In 30-Year Trade War, Boeing Wins a Battle. Brace for the Counterattack.
Boeing (BA) relished the recent ruling of the World Trade Organization (WTO) that EADS (EADS) received illegal subsidies from European governments. The two companies compete on every major airline contract worldwide. Boeing, on-the-other-hand, receives loan guarantees and financial support from
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In Bristol-Myers Case, Columbia Business School Dean Says “Do as I Say, Not as I Do”
Can you teach ethics to MBA students while helping an indicted CFO accused of inflating the price of Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) stock? If you're Glenn Hubbard, the dean of the Columbia Graduate School of Business, the answer is yes.
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Should You Advertise on Twitter?
Veteran entrepreneur Bill Gross – a.k.a. the inventor of search engine marketing as we know it – today launched a start-up that's being called AdSense for Twitter.
TweetUp hopes to cash in on the microblogging site's stream of 600…
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CS5: Will Adobe Go Nuclear in Its War With Apple?
Adobe could use CS5 as a weapon against Apple, only Apple probably doesn't care about its traditional core customers.
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Apple War on Adobe Risks Losing Developers and Customers
Apple may keep Adobe Flash off the iPhone and iPad in any form, but it risks antagonizing app developers and core customers.
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On April 12, 2010
The Referral Engine
John Jantsch, author of Duct Tape Marketing and the blog of the same name, has a new book coming out shortly on Portfolio. Titled, The Referral Engine: Teaching Your Business to Market Itself, the book shows small…
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Simple Blogging Rules Make A Huge Difference
It is no big secret that blogging can provide a significant income stream. This knowledge is so well known that the blogosphere went from being a relatively small part of internet content to its current point where almost everyone…
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On April 12, 2010
Hacks of the Week: Better Hotel Sleep, Cubicle-Friendly Plants, Free iPhone GPS, and More!
Maybe it's the start of baseball season, but we can't help feeling like we hit it out of the park last week. Repeatedly. Check out eight home-run posts -- only two of which have anything to do with Apple!
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